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00:05:32.640Mm-mm. I think that's the wrong question. I want to learn the right answers, you know what I mean?
00:05:39.100We have to ask the right questions, and I don't think that's the right question. What's wrong
00:05:42.740with those people in Michigan? I don't think that's the right question. What are we missing?
00:05:48.620Well, what we're missing is what he says over and over and over again at every campaign stop.
00:05:54.460What is his slogan? Money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all.
00:06:00.860Now, let me translate this, because this is what voters are hearing, and this is what a voter under 30 does the minute he hears those things.
00:06:15.140Money out of politics, what does that mean?
00:14:55.800Rogers leads voters over 50 by 9 points.
00:15:00.860okay you don't you can't scare somebody with a word he doesn't fear muslim brotherhood lands like
00:15:08.740a bomb on somebody over 50 you know they know okay whoa whoa wait a minute what to a 22 year
00:15:15.800old guy in ann arbor it sounds like what his parents party says instead of answering his rent
00:15:20.660question rogers is talking about cairo in 2011 el saeed is talking about kroger and what's
00:15:30.060happening in the grocery store. If you won't answer the question, the people you are trying
00:15:38.060to love and bring into your fold, somebody else will, which leads to a bigger problem. And I'll
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00:24:09.640all right now let me talk to you about the muslim brotherhood and what what is why it's a real
00:24:26.120problem um because el saeed would say well this is just racist this is racist or islamophobic
00:24:32.520for you to bring it up is it is it do you know that the muslim brotherhood is now outlawed as0.76
00:24:38.820a terrorist group in egypt and saudi arabia what do they hate arabs are they are they uh islamophobes
00:24:48.720is that what they are no no do not buy into any of this stuff jordan banded in april 2025
00:24:56.460popular in jordan um egypt the muslim brotherhood was banned since 2013 after they overthrew its
00:25:03.540leader um who was deposed in a military coup um in 2025 president macron of france ordered his
00:25:12.140government to draw proposals to counter the influence of the muslim brotherhood and the
00:25:15.980spread of political islam in that country did you see what the the uh eu just did yesterday or or
00:25:22.180did when was it last thursday the european parliament did did something i didn't think
00:25:27.520i'd ever see in my lifetime it said the words out loud uh by a vote of i don't know almost 400
00:25:34.160to 200 uh european parliament passed a resolution calling for the eu-wide strategy against what it
00:25:41.480calls islamist entryism so what is entryism i had to look this up have you ever heard of entryism
00:25:47.400you guys i had never heard of it entryism is exactly what's happening to our democrats right
00:25:54.820now. The Marxist and the Islamist have seen the Democratic Party and they've gone, oh, you know,
00:26:03.880we'll just enter into that and we'll just pretend we're one of them and then we'll take it over0.96
00:26:09.180slowly. That's what's happening. And so they have just said, how do we get rid of the influence of
00:26:15.320the Muslim Brotherhood and how do we stop Islamic entryism in Europe? And so one of the first things0.99
00:26:21.900They said, now this is a resolution that they just passed, but they said Europe needs to stop sending taxpayer money to groups tied to political Islam.0.81
00:33:29.800But you can't have all of this free stuff.
00:33:35.440I mean, look, if you want to be a socialist and you want to say, I want free health care and I want free education for everybody, the logical question is, okay, how are you going to pay for it?
00:33:46.800There's one way, one way you would have a chance of paying a fraction of it.
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00:44:14.180the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program
00:44:32.100hello america welcome to the glenn beck program i'm going to introduce you to somebody who um
00:44:44.040has a fascinating past uh he's a former dsa member uh he uh is a freelance writer
00:44:54.660he uh has written a lot and just sat down with the marine that ran el saeed's campaign security
00:45:04.560and um and is now warning voters uh and jake sat down with him had a big interview with him
00:45:13.780I'm fascinated not only with what he's saying, but also I'm really fascinated by Jake's story of he was a DSA member and now he is warning the DSA is really dangerous to America.
00:45:27.240I want to hear that transition as well.
00:45:29.500I think this is going to be a great interview.
00:48:31.720And the message I'm trying to convey to everyone right now in Michigan, I'm a Michigan voter, is, look, people, Democrats, Republicans, independents need to come together because this stuff is really, really dangerous.
00:48:42.540These are not people who appreciate democracy. These are people who cannot condemn grave enemies of the United States, people who just tried to do a terror attack on a U.S. base in the United Kingdom. Right. And we can't condemn these people. This is what's happening in the Democratic in parts of the Democratic Party.
00:49:00.220There are still some Democratic leaders standing up and saying no, but a lot of people have gone along with this.
00:49:06.660And it's just, to me, it's a parallel in what I saw happen in DSA.
00:49:11.060It's happening again in the Democratic Party.
00:49:14.160So, Jake, is it that people are not able to critically think that they want to, that they just hate something so much they can't think straight and say, well, wait a minute.
00:49:27.260Yeah, I may not like that, but this is also really bad.
00:49:32.140Why are people so blind to this right now?
00:49:34.920There's certainly some of that is happening.
00:49:36.760I think that affluent, high-propensity Democratic Party primary voters in deep blue areas have been radicalized.
00:49:43.660And they are engaged in a level of conspiratorial thinking.
00:49:47.260They think they're immune to it, but they're not.
00:49:50.380And it's not that DSA all of a sudden manifested all of these votes, right?
00:49:54.780It's that these affluent liberals have lended their votes to DSA because they've been radicalized.
00:49:59.960So if you look at the election, the primary election in Michigan, El-Sayed was doing great in affluent college towns, but he did not do well with traditional Democratic Party voters.
00:50:11.620And I think, you know, this is a broader issue that we're seeing where the Democratic Party is moving away from its traditional base.
00:50:20.020There was a bill recently to protect the lobstermen in Maine, and 193 Democrats voted against it.
00:50:27.440If they had had their way, that industry would be devastated.
00:50:32.760What industry is safe under this Democratic Party?
00:50:35.680So I think you are really seeing realignment taking hold in some communities, and it's deeply troubling.
00:50:42.280I want the Democrats to get back on track and be good stewards and good representatives of America and the American economy.
00:50:47.480And so I can do. Do you see people waking up in Michigan?
00:50:56.760I do. I think you have seen a lot of Democrats come out for Mike Rogers. I've been very vocal.
00:51:02.620I'm supporting Mike Rogers for U.S. Senate. I am not supporting Abdul El-Sayed. I never will.1.00
00:51:07.920You just saw a former regent at the University of Michigan come out and say, look, I disagree with Mike Rogers on some policy issues, but he's a good guy.
00:51:15.200We can have the debate. I'm going to support him because the alternative is so extreme, so vile and so toxic.
00:51:22.940We cannot we cannot support it. Talk to somebody who is under 30 years old that they they don't think that socialism, you know, and I don't even mean socialism because these guys are communists.
00:51:36.620They're communists. The leadership is, I think it was 51% or 54% admit that they're communists.
00:51:45.700That's not like I want bigger health care programs. That's different.
00:51:51.640How would you talk to those people and say, here, look, I know what you're thinking, but here's what you need to consider?
00:51:59.500Absolutely. We're Americans and we love our freedom. We love our ability to speak out.
00:52:03.400And I would say, look at the regimes that DSA is idolizing and that even El-Sayed won't condemn.
00:52:10.300The regimes are the Venezuelan regime under Maduro, the Cuban regime, right?
00:52:15.520The Chinese Communist Party, that regime, the Iranian regime.
00:52:20.000I mean, people, these are not good faith actors.
00:52:23.460They are not people who value democracy and freedom.
00:52:26.700You know, we might have some problems in this country, but we also have a lot of good things going for us.
00:52:31.280You're free here to work hard and to make your way in the world, and you have protections.
00:52:36.840That's not something we should give up.
00:52:39.280Hand power to these people who can't even denounce our enemies and who look at impoverished regimes and say, hey, they've got a good idea there.
00:57:27.420It is clear that he has close associations with Hassan Piker.
00:57:30.780Piker came to campaign with him in Michigan.
00:57:32.700El-Sayed apparently invited Piker to come and campaign.
00:57:35.240um you know piker is is a very extreme person a person who idolizes mao a mass murderer um
00:57:43.860and el sayed brought him as part of the campaign he wasn't the only influencer there were other
00:57:48.340influencers he brought um but does he think he is does he think he is a an islamicist uh a marxist
00:58:00.480communist what what is he because he seems to be a chameleon absolutely and that is something that
00:58:07.260uh that jordan made very clear in the interview that he he saw el sayed is using a lot of uh
00:58:14.480strategic ambiguity and being a chameleon so it comes down to he's at the very least he's willing
00:58:20.220to use these these people like uh pro-iranian regime pro-hezbollah pro-terror group imams
00:58:26.920He's willing to campaign with them and use their support. And the same with Hassan Piker, though ultimately you have to say that like he has spiritual affinities with Hassan Piker, right? Hassan Piker has said horrific things and has voiced support for horrific regimes.
00:58:45.540and it's clear that al-Sayed apparently can't condemn these some of these regimes and so
00:58:50.140at a certain point al-Sayed can try to distance himself from Hassan Piker but the facts are just
00:58:55.640showing that ideologically there might not be that much distance. So he says that he's not a member
00:59:02.500of DSA and you know I'm sure he's not but how would you compare him to the members that you
00:59:09.520found frightening in DSA that that really got you to go I can't be a part of the DSA anymore.
00:59:15.540does he have any of those attributes does he fit into that crowd i would say so i mean he's
00:59:22.020certainly dsa aligned if you look at who he's campaigned with he's campaigned with aoc he's
00:59:25.880campaigned with rashida talib he's campaigned with bernie sanders um so he can try to distance
00:59:30.440himself but if you look at the reality this is who he's going to be voting with if he's elected
00:59:34.800um but i would just say one of the reasons i left dsa was just this increasing hatred of the west
00:59:40.780And if you look at al-Sayed's inability to condemn Hezbollah, his inability to condemn the Iranian regime, you have to say that apparently he agrees with DSA on these things, right?
00:59:54.140I think it's important that we defend Western values, defend Western civilization.
01:01:34.540We don't disagree with each other on the basic foundational pillars of our society, and I honestly don't know how to break down that wall, but we have to break down this wall.
01:01:48.800I know, I just believe in my heart of hearts, and I would be so black-pilled if I didn't, that most Democrats, the average Democrat, is not for this stuff.
01:02:02.420And why they're ignoring it, why they're not seeing it, I don't know.
01:02:06.040there's a million reasons, but we have to figure out a way to work together and break through and
01:02:11.580go back to just hating each other's policies, not hating our country and each other. And I don't
01:02:21.440know how to do that, but maybe, Jake, you can help me figure that out in the coming days and
01:02:27.100months. Thank you. You're welcome. Appreciate it. Jake Altman, freelance writer, former DSA member.
01:08:12.720he's under Muslim brotherhood. But also I have discovered that his, his, some of his cronies
01:08:21.380as an Armenian American, and we have 30,000 of us here that are, a lot of them are Democrat.
01:08:29.920They need to be aware that some of his cronies are Turkish American. And he just looks like
01:08:39.900He's just taking in anybody, and he has endorsed the Armenian people and embraced them, supposedly, and he's the only one.
01:08:50.120Mike Rogers hasn't, but there's 30,000 of us, and we could flip this election if more people would pay attention that he's taking in everybody.
01:09:52.320You know, his campaign slogan is money out of politics, money in your pocket, and Medicare for all.0.94
01:10:00.580And I'm sorry, but when you're talking about the Muslim Brotherhood and he's saying money out of politics, I'm tired of these people, you know, not paying the price.0.97
01:10:10.120Conservatives believe in that, too.0.96
01:10:13.720They're sick of the Joe Bidens and they're sick of if you're on the other side, you think that the Trump kids are making money hand over fist.
01:10:36.100You know, J.D. Vance announced yesterday that Trump has just used the Defense Act, thank goodness, the Defense Production Act, to expand a Texas refinery.
01:10:49.460but that'll bring millions of barrels of gasoline and diesel into America
01:11:43.280You know, when I was with my friend and he filled up his diesel truck, I mean, just a regular dually, he filled up his truck and it was $207.
01:17:22.500So yeah, so this is a, this is a, I guess a Muslim influencer in the UK that was asked specifically by the podcaster what he would do if he were prime minister in charge of the government in UK.
01:28:40.080Or you could cut down every tree within a five-mile radius of your property.
01:28:43.660You know, neighbors might object, but, you know, think about how clean everybody's gutters would be.
01:28:48.840You don't get trained a flock of squirrels to patrol your roofline.
01:28:51.600Remove any of the leaves and the nuts before they land in there.
01:28:54.160It would take a while, but you could get it done.
01:28:55.840Or you just get leaf filter, their micro-mesh gutter protection system.
01:28:59.460It fits over the existing gutters, allowing the rainwater to flow through, you know, all your gutters and leave all the pine needles and all the debris out.
01:34:48.780this, this democratic judge, uh, was the one who looked at the evidence and said, go ahead.
01:34:55.560I give you permission to go. What do you think they're looking for?
01:34:59.600Well, a couple of things I agree with you, by the way, about the judge. I don't think it's,
01:35:03.540you know, 3d chess from this, this judge was a Hillary Clinton donor. And I don't think that he
01:35:08.260signed off on it just because Trump had nothing. I don't think the Trump administration would be
01:35:11.980so foolish to go for Ilhan Omar if they don't have the goods. I mean, there are three different0.91
01:35:17.020ways that they can get her on her fraudulent citizenship. Her father's negligence of disclosing
01:35:22.560who he really is. There's also the New York Post reported yesterday about her age. If she was
01:35:27.340actually born in 1981 instead of 1982, then she wasn't eligible for derivative. I think that's
01:35:35.780weak because they don't have good birth records in Somalia and everything else. And so that one0.99
01:35:43.120is like i didn't know i didn't know i mean you could that one i think that one's weak
01:35:46.740but anyway go ahead three i agree i think her father's negligence and disclosing who he is
01:35:52.680is very strong and i also think that there is a very strong um possibility that her father's
01:35:58.760citizenship papers just don't exist uh and again that's what we're going to be talking about later
01:36:04.900on uh on the liz wheeler show but one of those three things wait wait wait what does that wait
01:36:10.360what does that mean? His papers don't exist. Well, I'm only telling you this because we're
01:36:16.480such good friends, Glenn, but when you are a naturalized citizen and someone files a FOIA
01:36:21.800request for your papers, you have to sign off and give permission for that person to see your
01:36:27.160naturalized citizenship papers. They're essentially private. They're not public record.
01:36:30.860But when a naturalized citizen dies, then their naturalized citizenship papers become public
01:36:37.180record and you can submit, anybody can submit a FOIA request for them. But if those documents,
01:36:43.540those naturalized citizen documents don't exist, are you actually a naturalized citizen? And if
01:36:49.420you're not, how could your daughter be a derivative naturalized citizen since it would require her
01:36:57.060father to be a citizen first in order for her to obtain that? I just hope they have the goods on,
01:37:03.240I hope they have the goods, and it's an open and shut case because this is going to turn into, see, they want to deport everybody who looks different than you.
01:37:11.600I mean, it's going to be bad, and I hope they really have the goods, and it's an open and shut case on this.
01:37:18.740Can I talk to you about what else is happening with the elections?
01:37:23.440What are your thoughts on the Republicans and how they're going to do here in a couple of weeks?
01:37:27.820Well, my prediction is not quite so rosy for Republicans as it was for the idea of Ilhan Omar being deported. Listen, I think everyone's expectations during midterm elections are always less than accurate in the sense that it's pretty typical for the party that doesn't hold the White House to do well in midterm elections.
01:37:50.240and yet the party that holds the White House always wants to do well because they feel it's
01:37:55.540a reflection on how the president is doing. But I mean, the history of our country, usually the
01:37:59.640opposing party does better in midterm elections than the party that holds power in the White
01:38:04.340House. That being said, I don't actually think if you look at the mathematics of the thing,
01:38:08.340I don't actually think that Republicans are slated, at least at this point, to lose as many
01:38:15.160seats as, you know, we sometimes see. So again, I'm not, I'm not trying to be a doomer. I
01:38:20.360completely reject this idea that, oh, because you might have a quibble with the president,
01:38:26.200some people do, um, that you should sit out the midterms. Like my goodness, this, this man,
01:38:31.720president Donald J. Trump has done more for immigration. That's just one topic for our
01:38:35.980country than any president in the history of our country. I think immigration from Muslim
01:38:41.100majority countries. This is just this is just one facet of immigration is down something like 94 and
01:38:46.74096 percent since 2004. I mean, it costs 100 grand to get an H-1B visa now. So that program, which
01:38:53.140took jobs away from American citizens, has been it's in the process of being reformed. All these
01:38:58.380I don't want to call them little things, but like nitty gritty, nuanced, technical process things.
01:39:03.800The Trump administration is reforming thing after thing after thing. And yeah, we want President
01:39:08.860Trump to deport more. We want to say, good job, President Trump. Please, more of that.
01:39:13.200But I'm excited to vote in the midterms for that reason, even if, you know, every single thing that
01:39:17.960any politician does. I'm not going to agree with every politician on anything, on everything.
01:39:22.560But President Trump and the Republican Party are, by and large, doing a good job, even if I always
01:39:26.580want them to be more base and I always want more wins from them. I'm going to give them the
01:39:30.780opportunity for that in the midterms. I just got this in from an insider. A lot of conservatives
01:39:36.960are discouraged, what's the point in voting for Republicans if they're not going to do what we
01:39:40.600want them to do? Pass the SAVE Act if you want us to vote. I've never failed to vote, but what's
01:39:45.440the point, honestly? How do you respond to that? Well, I say, what is the alternative? I mean,
01:39:50.500you have to do a one-to-one comparison here. Would you rather have Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez1.00
01:39:55.000in power, or would you rather have Donald Trump in power? Would you rather have Kamala Harris in1.00
01:39:58.980the White House? Would you rather have Donald Trump in the White House? Would you rather have1.00
01:40:02.180a bunch of Ilhan Omars in Congress, or would you rather have Republicans who are frustrating,0.98
01:40:06.320Don't get me wrong. I agree. Republicans in Congress are frustrating. Would you rather
01:40:11.500have Republicans in charge or would you rather have Democrats? Sometimes we cast our votes not
01:40:16.140as a pat on the back of endorsement for these Congress members who are not based,
01:40:20.640but rather because we are protecting our country. It is our defense mechanism.
01:40:24.860We are defending our nation from communists who want to overthrow our nation, destroy our
01:40:29.800constitution, disband our families, ban our religion, force us to get vaccines we don't0.99
01:40:34.820want to get, prevent us from homeschooling our children, transing our children, teaching white0.84
01:40:39.960children that they're racist and black children, that they're oppressed. I mean, really evil stuff0.94
01:40:44.040that the Democrats want to not just practice themselves and ask for tolerance from us for
01:40:48.760those things that they want to practice, but force on us. So we have to cast our votes for
01:40:52.880Republicans, even if the Republicans aren't necessarily as, you know, steel spined as we
01:40:58.000might want. They're a whole heck of a lot better than the alternative. That is the kindest way to
01:41:03.420say that Republicans suck. They're not1.00
01:42:06.280They have incredible hearing, a powerful sense of smell,
01:42:08.980and, you know, some of them can be absolutely terrifying as they approach the house.
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01:44:26.160Public records in the state, however, may tie Omar's sister to the operation.
01:44:31.180Nur, her sister, has run several businesses in the region, including the People Center Clinic and Services in the Somali neighborhood of Minneapolis, which controversial received $2 million earmark while her sister was a state representative.